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Achieving optimum fibre efficiency
High efficiency in optical fibre installations can be achieved only by precision manufactured connectors and adaptors. -
Australian software sparks surge in company owners working remotely
Australian company simPRO has developed a cloud-based job management system that is driving an expansion in the number of trade contractors managing companies remotely ... -
Q&A with new Philips Lighting ANZ general manager
Rob Fletcher returned to Australia in December 2013 after 30 years abroad, to take up the position of Philips Lighting ANZ general manager. In ... -
Tektronix TBS1000B series oscilloscopes
element14 has announced the launch of the TBS1000B Series, digital storage oscilloscopes from Tektronix with performance in a compact design. -
Deregulation of communications sector a boost for productivity
The Australian Government has removed more than 1,000 pages of burdensome regulation in the Communications portfolio, saving the sector an expected $35 million per ... -
Communications Alliance welcomes telco elements of Government’s Red Tape Repeal Day
Communications Alliance chief executive John Stanton welcomes the telco-related measures within the Omnibus Repeal Day (Autumn 2014) Bill, introduced into Federal Parliament. -
JDSU SmartClass E1/Datacom
The JDSU SmartClass E1/Datacom is a handheld field tester for the installation and commissioning of E1 and Datacom services. The units Smart AutoConfiguration (AutoConfig) ... -
Finalists to develop wireless power solutions for element14 design competition
The element14 Community has selected 12 finalists in the “Beyond the Phone” Wireless Power Challenge. The finalists were chosen from hundreds of submissions around ... -
FLIR thermal imaging cameras monitor condition and performance of cement kilns
Monitoring the condition and performance of cement kilns with FLIR A-Series thermal imaging cameras make potentially dangerous hot spots clearly visible. -
Royal Commission into the Home Insulation Program
The National Electrical and Communication Associations (NECA) is pleased that the Royal Commission has officially begun hearing evidence in Brisbane.